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White Sox Nip New York Nine In Uphill Baffle Vernon's Hit Gives Washington, Shea Nod Over St. Louis CHICAGO OP Ferris Fain homered with two aboard and Minnie Minoso scored from third base on what should have been a double play ball to give the Chicago White Sox an uphill 8 to 7 win over the New York Yankees before 11,907 chilled fans in Comiskey Park Saturday. The Yankees got off to a 3-run lead on a 4-run outburst in the second and coasted along, adding two in the sixth, until the Sox broke loose in the last two innings. The big blow was Fain's first homer, a prodigious blast far back in the right field stands. Southpaw Eddie Lopat started, in quest of his third straight win, and coasted along until the seventh when Rocky Krsnich hit his first homer.

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TOP MAJORS HITTERS NATIONAL tEAOt'E Player and club AB R H Pet. Wyrustek, Philadelphia 45 7 .444 .reenifrass. Cincinnati 4S 17 .405 Brulon, Milwaukee R3 20 .377 Robinson. Brooklyn 4H 15 18 .35 Ryan, Philadelphia 81 13 19 .373

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Tota! 33 7 9 Totals 37 8 11 a Safe on error for Kretiow In 3rd. b Lined out for Bearden in 5th. c Grounded out for Aloma in 7th. d Flied out for Carrasquel in 8th. Singled for Bob Wilson in 9th. f Walked fxr Harrist in 9th. SCORE BY I.NNINO! Jfnw York (Ml 002 081 7 Chicago UK) voo 124 8

E Martin 2, Harrist. RBI Minoso, McDoueald. Collins 3. Rizzuto. Lopat, Mele

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Scarborough '0-l. U Duffy. Grieve, fassarella and Knapp. T 3:08. A 11,907. NATS BOP BROWNS ST. LOUIS (UP) Mickey Vernon's first home run gave the Washington Senators and Frank (Spec) Shea a 5-4 victory over the St. Louis Browns. The Browns were leading 4-3 in the eighth when Vernon delivered his round-tripper with Jim Busby, on basa with his second hit, abroad. One swing of Bob Elliott's big bat evened things up in the Browns' half of the fourth. His third home run into the stands in right center scored Bobby Young and Vic Wertz ahead of him. Wertz' seventh-inning home run was hi? fourth.

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a Ran for Peden in 9th. b Batted for Hunter in 9th. SCORE BY INNINGS Washington 0OO 300 030 5 St. Louis 000 300 100 t RBI Vollmer. Terwilliger 2. Elliott 3, Wertz. Vernon. 2B Vernon. HR -5- Elliott, Wertz, Vernon. SB Jensen. Busby. TP Hunter to Young to Kryhoski 2; Hunter to Young; Shea to Runnels to Vernon. LOB Washington 6: St. Louis 4. BOB Larsen 4, Shea 4. SO Shea 5. Larsen 3. R&ER Shea 4 and 4; Larsen 5 and 5. W Shea (l-0. L Larsen 0-l). U Robb. Froese. Summers, Stevens. T 2:11. A 3.342.

OUT AT PLATE Bill Glynn of the Cleveland Indians is tagged out at home Saturday by Catcher Sam White in the second inning with the Boston Red Sox at Municipal Stadium. Glynn, who had singled and moved to third on Harry Simpson's single, tried to score on Jim Hegan's fly to Jim Piersall, who threw to White. Ray Boone, back to camera, watches the play. Boston won, 5-1. (AP Wirephoto)

Brown Out-Hurls Bob Feller, 5-1 CLEVELAND (UP) Hector

(Skinny) Erown gave up seven hits

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day and netted the Boston Red Sox a 5-1 win over Cleveland. Dick Gernert scored Boston's first run in the fifth and drove in two more in the eighth with his third hit to send Feller down to his second defeat. Feller, who pitched eight innings, might have fared better except for some bad breaks. Although he was rapped for a double by Billy Goodman, the first batter he faced, Feller then retired 11 straight men before Boston scored. After Gernert singled, Sammy White and Gene Stephens bunted safely to fill the bases. First Feller fell on the wet grass in attempting to field White's bunt and First Baseman Bill Glynn tumbled in handling Stephens' tap. Gernert scored when Tom Umphlett hit into a double play. After the Red Sox had added two runs in the ninth, Dale Mitchell hit his first homer in the Indians' last turn to spoil Brown's shutout.

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Bernier Hits 3 Triples PITTSBURGH (UP) Carlos Bernier, speedy Pirate outfielder, tied a modern major league record by hitting three straight triples as Pittsburgh handed Cincinnati its seventh consecutive defeat, 12-4. Bernier, whose speed carried him to the Pacific Coast League base-stealing championship, also sandwiched a single in five trips. The last time three straight triples were hit was in 1939. Knuckleballer Paul LaPalme went the distance for his first victory, scattering 13 hits to give the Pirates their fourth straight. He had powerful runs-batted-in aid from Danny O'Connell and Ralph Kiner, each hitting tworun homers. It was Kiner's third circuit smash and No. 2 for O'Connell.

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ROYAL VALE IN JAMAICA WIN NEW YORK LP Mrs. Ethel DuPont Weir's Royal Vale, an 11-1 outsider, won the 560,000 Gallant Fox Handicap at Jamaica Saturday as the even money favorite, Crafty Admiral, finished fourth. A small crowd of 30,063 saw Royal Vale catch the pace setting Crafty Admiral at the half-mile pole, then open up a 4-length lead coming into the stretch. C. V. Whitney's Cold Command surged up on the outside to beat One Count for second. Jack Westrope rode the win for the mile and three - sixteenths over a muddy track in 1:55 25. Results: FIRST $3,500. Claiming. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts and geldings. 5 furlongs. Peter Lane 119 Gorman) 5.50 3.50 3.10 Lee Cee 119 (DeWitO 9.00 fi.60 Barbouruville 113 (Glassner) 5.20 Time l:0OS. Also ran: Red Pass. Deb Chaser, Gat Buy. Polemos. Scomber, Loringial. SECOND $3,500. Claiming. 4-year-olds & up. 6 furlongs.

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l! Werwolf 113 Lester) 6.50 3.20 2 Mucho Mas 114 (Church 2.50 1' Time l:12'i. Also ran: Rachel G.. Car-

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Daily double paid S29.20. THIRD $3,500. Claiming. 4-year-olds & up. 6 furlongs. Holly Sweet 114 (Woodhouse) 4.50 2.90 2.30 Gay Romancer 117 (Lester) 3.70 2.50 Sailors Choice 113 (Church) 2.60 Time l:12s. Also ran: Sea Bob, Blue Charger. War Atom, Tina Lazar. FOURTH $4,000. Allowance. 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs. Upstroke 116 CMcCreary) 15.40 8.60 5.90 Dark Royal 116 "Gorman) 6.00 4.20 Flying Jet 120 (Green) 5.50 Time 1:13. Also ran: Tortiila. Palmer Method, C O. Dorsett. Sailing Trim, Lawrin Jr . Wigwam, The Trooper. FIFTH $7,500. Allowance. 3-year-old fillies. 6 furlongs. Queens Moon 115 (Nichols) 16.70 10.40 6.50 Ballerina 110 (Lane) 7.70 5.20 Cedar Jungle 105 (Chester) 4.40 Time 1:12. Also ran: Imperial Lamar, a-Miss Nancy. Dangerous Sun. a-Tiny Request, a B. F. Whitaker entry. Eigun 120 (Steed) 2.80 SEVENTH $4,000. Maiden 3-year-olds & up. IjV miles. Joe Jones 116 (Gorman) 5.90 3.80 2.70 Miss Sublime 111 (Woodhouse) 6.30 3.60 Whence 116 (Nichols) 3.30 Time 1:46V.. Also ran: Woodys Boots, Bright Pass. Turtle. Calamus, Fair Brother. Bv Proxv. Turn Row. EIGHTH $3,500. Claiming. 4-year-olds &

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MISS FONTANA HONORS WINNER Linda Spaziani, Miss Fontana and Q ueen of Fontana Days to be held May 22, 23 and 24 is pictured with the winner of Harold's Trophy Dash Friday night at the National Orange Show Stadium, Johnny Moorhouse. Although midget auto racing has only completed two weeks, Moorhouse has already nabbed a main event in addition to his

trophy win. (Photo by Jones)

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dh-Blacktype 122 (Cole) 10.60 9.70 3.70 dh-Semonila 113 Green 4.80 4.40 2.70 Bav Hash 110 (Lester) 2.50

Time 1:51. Also ran: Family Man,

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More than a thousand asteroids,

or small planets of the sun have been observed by astronomers.

SAN FRANCISCO m The 43d annual cross city race will be run here Sunday with Jesse Van Zant of Los Angeles favored to win. The 7 910 miles course starts at the Ferry building and ends at the ocean beach.

Ali's Gem Nabs . $25,000 Sequoia 'Cap at Tanforan SAN BRUNO (UP) Ali's Gem set a new Tanforan track record for a mile and one-eighth in capturing the $25,000 Sequoia Handicap Saturday. F1RST-52.500. Optional claiming. 3-ycar-olds. miles. Vain Boots 115 (P. Moreno) 25.10 10.30 6.7f Anaesthetist 115 (Trejos) 5.S0 4.1 Devil's Drum 115 (Baiaski) loji) Time 1:465. Also ran: Renathn I-l

Viento. English Miss. Chuseo. Joe Dingo,

tie uauant. Dr. Eleagle. Fresh Guy. Marieon. sECOxn $2,500. Claiming. 4-vear-olds, A up. 6 furlongs. Lovely Site 109 (Olisson) 14.50 6.S0 5.60 Wentaway 115 ( Baiaski l5S0 1ik7

Over Fast 122 (Neves 7j-o

Time 1:11 s. Also ran: Hollv Tirao. Johnnie Paul. Lord Abbev, Mista'h HacK. Trail Me. Charm Peddler. Friendly Too, Brown Llama. Lord Reading. Dailv double Vain Root to T.nvoiv

Site paid S1SH.70.

TH1R1 $4,000. Claiming. 2-year-olds. 4'i furlongs. Full Time IIS (Loneden) 4 Kll sin 9 an

Sandy's Dream 113 (Neves) 3.40 3 (

Anthonie Andy 110 (Phillippi) 7 40 Time :53i. Also ran: CimnAmnIln T.vnn

Anita. Two Sky. Miss Imperial. Vvr. ForRTH $2,500. Claiming. 3-year-old. 6 furlongs. Holly's Girl 112 (Trejos) IS SO 9 30 7 "irt Great Runner 114 i P. Moreno) 5 10 4Oscar R. 117 tVolzke) 719 Time 1:12 "4. Also ran: New Miracle. Sir Rickey. Bac's Ace. Dark Diana. Tonvs Star. Purvin. Touring Dog. FIFTH $4,000 Claiming 3-venr-nl,U

furlongs. Bounding Wave llfi (Clisson) 3.50 3 30 2 Will Power 112 (Trejosi 13.20 5 70 a-Tige O Myheart 118 (LeBlanc) 4 (.0 Time 1:12. Also ran: a-Meart Strings, Velvet Valley. Countless Marie, Hindu Song, Domingo Lady, Ryanaway. a Calumet Farm entry. SIXTH S3. 250. Claiming. 4-year-olds A up. 6 furlongs. Wisconsin Boy 117 (Longden) 7.60 4 40 3 2il Blaze Face 116 (LeBlanc) 8.40 4 50 Owners Venture 114 (York) 3 00 Time 1:1135. Also ran: Larks Flv. Khaling Again. Pahala. High English, Reprieve, My L'rchin. Hadraini. seventh Sfi.ono. Allowances. 4-year-olds & up. 1 mile 70 yards. Boomerang Boy 112 (P. Moreno) 44.20 12 40 6 CO Home Free 114 (Olissnn ' 5.00 ?. .Til Contribution 117 (Phillippi) :i Si) Time 1:41H. Also ran: Horsetrader-Kd, Australian Ace. Ocean Mist, Readpark. EIGHTH $25,000 Added Sequoia Handicap. 3-year-oids. m miles. Ali's Gem 117 (Fordi 7.80 4 20 3.10 a-Silverado 120 (Longden) 2.90 2 10 a-Atomic Speed 122 (York) 2 !0 Time 1:50. (New track record). Ai.-.o ran: Right Bright. I Speak. SrhuUi. a Ross & Brunk-H. W. Collins Stable entrv. NINTH $3,000. Claiming. 4-year-olds & up. ItV miles. Plenary 114 (York) 7.80 5 00 3 90 Sun State 109 (Maese) 10.30 5 90 Bhaiplay 114 (Phillippi 5 fiO Time l:44"-i. Also ran: Sergeant Max. Fullback, Winged Glory, Lazy Jo, Foxie Green.

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a Flied out for Hegan in stn. b Struck out for Feller in 8th. SCORE BY INNINGS

Boston 000 010 0225

Cleveland 000 000 IMI1 1

RBI Gernert 2, Brown. Piersall. JVlitcnell. 2B Goodman. HR Mitchell. SB Kell.

SH Goodman. DP Avila to Boone to

Glynn, Piersall to White, Boone to Avua Boiling to Goodman to Gernert. LOB Boston 7, Cleveland 3. BB Brown 1, Feller 1. Hooper 1. SO Brown 5, Feller L Hits off Feller 9-8. Hooper 3-L R&ER Brown 1-1. Feller 3-3, Hooper 2-2. W

Brown (1-1). L Feller (1-2). U Berry,

Hurley, Soar, Rommel. T 2:00. A 6,204. USC Nine Nips ui, Gets Tie for Second LOS ANGELES (UP) Southern

California moved into a second

place tie with California in California Intercollegiate Baseball As

sociation play by defeating the Bears, 6-3. USC and Cal trail first-

place Stanford with 6-6 records.

Warner Boone and John Conte

belted homers to account for four

Trojan runs. Joe Gaggeo, who led the CIBA with a 1.93 earned run averaee. took the loss. Two of the

three Bear runs came in the ninth

on three walks, a single and a

force out.

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